Answer:
I. hatching
II. filter
Explanation:
Sarah is creating an image. She wants to achieve tonal effects with parallel lines by varying their densities and distribution patterns. She will use <u>hatching</u> to do this. She also wants to add special effects on the image. Therefore, she will use <u>filters</u>.
Hatching refers to an art technique in which parallel lines are used to shade by drawing them closely together.
Stippling is an art technique used in the making of patterns by using small dots.
Filters is a technique of changing image characteristics. It is used to change the picture characteristics & to add special effects to an image such as the shade, contrast, tone, brightness etc.
We therefore see that, <u>hatching</u> and <u>filter</u> are the correct answers respectively
Answer: Yes, the eIC could be used for assent.
Explanation:
Electronic informed consent (eIC) may be used for seeking, confirming and documenting informed consent.
Answer:
True is the correct answer for the above question
Explanation:
- The OSI security architecture is a security framework that is used to secure the data packets when it is going to transfer on the internet for communication.
- It is used to define the security rules and mechanism which need to secure the data packets.
- It mainly focuses on Security services, Security attacks, Security mechanisms.
- The above question-statement states about the framework which defines the security mechanism to secure from the attacks are known as OSI Security architecture which is the correct statement which is described above. Hence True is the correct answer.
For the answer to the question above asking, what h<span>ybrid processors that can process 32 bits or 64 bits are known by what term?
I think you are referring to the Chipset. and they are Manufactured by Intel and Advance Micro Devices (AMD). Intel's Pentium is the first one to have 32 bits and 64 bits of processors.</span>
Answer:
Use the Insert Screen .
Explanation:
Remember, on most computer keyboard you'll find a button named "Insert Screen' which functions as a screenshot too. Also, note that if Ishmael is using Windows operating system he should simply do the following;
1. open the window you want to screenshot
2. click the Screenshot button
But to select a part of the screen he would need to use Screen Clipping which would allow him select the part of the window that he wants. ( It screen will look opaque)
3. the pointer would change to a cross, then he should press and hold the left mouse button and drag to select the part of the screen that he wants to capture.
